Snowbound secrets, shifter wars, family lies, and epic battles — September delivers it all.

Dianne Westbrook

6 comments posted.

Re: A Knight Most Wicked (7:27am April 9, 2008):

I love historicals and would dearly love to see more of them in the movie form! I enjoy the movies from books but often find that the book is better. At times it is almost disappointing to me to read the book first and then see the movie. I like it better the other way around. So many times changes are made to what I feel are really important factors that make me lean towards the book over the movie. But, if it is a historical I find that I will always watch; especially by an author I adore!

Re: The Devil's Footprints (8:12pm April 4, 2008):

OH! That is my favorite of all. Legends, by far, offer up so much to spin off of. I love getting caught up into a really good book that keeps me reading long into the night! And, I am always waiting for next one to come along!! Keep writing...I'll keep reading.

Re: The Darkest Night (8:08pm April 4, 2008):

"WHAT IF". That is one I can vividly remember! It was "Valley of the Dolls" and my mom would have killed me if she had known. Of course I read it when the kids were asleep that I was babysitting so it took a long time to read. I'm just glad my aunt didn't do away with it before I got back over to her house to babysit. Books are my favorite thing! I'm never without a book.

Re: La Vida Vampire (7:58pm April 4, 2008):

I love it when you can visually see those characters that just jump off the page. The author describes him/her and you mold that person in your mind and then you see them. They last sometimes long after the pages close.

Re: Hot and Bothered (7:49pm April 4, 2008):

No question about it! Southern to the core. I have lived in Southeast Georgia all my life. I'll take a sweet tea anytime or cheese grits!

Re: A Ticket to Ride (7:43pm April 4, 2008):

What a way to enjoy a book before you buy it. Better way of identifying authors you haven't read before.